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Legal Resources

Section 213.10: Affirmative Defense of Explicit Prior Permission in the revised Model Penal Code on Sexual Assault by the American Law Institute.

Watch this video to learn about Explicit Prior Permission, the new legal framework for consent to kink in the Model Penal Code on Sexual Assault.

Sexual Choking

Why Sexual Choking Is Not as Safe as You Think: A Call to Action from Sex Researchers and Kink Educators.

Deaths from Sexual Choking: A review of U.S. News Reports (2000-2025)

Is Sexual Choking Legal? Find out what the law is in your state in regards to choking.

Choking Research Read the latest research on the physical and mental health effects of sexual choking.

Harm Reduction Alternatives for Sexual Choking

MNADV: Dangers of Strangulation

Defamation

Cease & Desist Letters for Defamation

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Interrogatories

Questions to ask when a criminal case involves the erotic use of force or restraint, as per Explicit Prior Permission.

Sample Interrogatories

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Kink and the UCMJ

Military code is now remarkably similar to the revised Model Penal Code on Sexual Assault’s Section 213:10: Explicit Prior Permission. Under current UCMJ Case Law, it is possible to consent to kink, BDSM, Consensual Non-monogamy, and other activities so long as there is no serious injury, and all parties obtain prior, informed consent and respect the veil of privacy.

Non-monogamy and the UCMJ